The Folded Revolution
(or it would, IF we had the RIGHTS to use it.)
"In order to change an existing paradigm you do not struggle to try and change the problematic model. You create a new model and make the old one obsolete. That, in essence, is the higher service to which we are all being called."
Campaigns:Folded Revolution As the “Internet of ‘Things’” (objects) progresses and more web developers get on board the w3.org agenda for a [ Semantic Web ], a use case prototype for the kind of spatially defined event-driven architecture needed to align web resources and datasets to actual needs and skills would provide the missing elements and container specification along with the lexicography and vocabulary necessary for such macroscopic work involving such a mass of microscopic detail. It is also no coincidence that Carbondale also happens to contain the prototypical dome home of our legendary mentor R. Buckminster Fuller who also said: “I Seem to be a Verb”..
This is an intent to craft a ‘postcard_object’ using the example at the right as a prototype. This quote and theme are:
| a) recognizable | b) relevant | c) referential |
SYZYGY17
The coming problem... TPP Trans-Pacific Partnership .. documentation in progress here - SYZYGY17
If you or your organization has a problem with google docs please use the workspace at Wikiversity - SYZYGY17
Learn
How thrilled we are that you are even READING this stuff! Oh, please don't get bored and leave... We're desperate in one way and under the gun in another. This project is not for the faint of heart or the elitist. It is for common ordinary people to learn about freedom in the context of massive collaboration and rapid deployment of software products. It is not a game any more, as you should know. It is a matter of survival for our species. So...
These carefully chosen links should get you up to speed in a hurry, no matter what your background, skill level and "religious" beliefs may entail:
- Brainstorming
- Folding cardboard
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